To:HIS MOTHER

Published:First published in the Fourth Edition of theCollected Works.

      Sent from Paris to Moscow.

      Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,1977,

      Moscow,Volume 37,

      page438.Translated:The Late George H. HannaTranscription\Markup:D. MorosPublic Domain:Lenin Internet Archive.You may freely copy, distribute,
	display and perform this work, as well as make derivative and
	commercial works. Please credit “Marxists Internet
	Archive” as your source.•README

October 25, 1909

Motherdearest,

Afew days ago I received a letter from you and Anyuta
and also the money sent from the publisher.Merci. Today
I got a note from Manyasha, who writes that she wants
to take a cure. I also got the book (Kriticheskoye Obozreniye)
she sent.

Manyashawrites that you are still living in furnished
rooms. That must be extremely inconvenient. It will be a
good thing if you can soon move into the flat you found
with the aid of your acquaintances.

Mityawill probably visit you in Moscow when he hears
of Manyasha’s arrival. I should like him to drop me a line
telling me how he finds Manyasha and which doctor (or
doctors) he wishes to consult about her.

Thereare no changes here. We are all well and send our
regards. After wonderful weather during the first half of
October, real autumn has begun. I embrace you fondly,
my dear, and send my best regards to all.

Yours,V. U.